Can I use this mattress with a wooden platform bed with horizontal wooden slats?
514
I don't see a problem. I would probably lie a couple pieces of plywood on top just to be safe.
515
I am using a slatted base and it works fine. I was worried about the foam bending through the slats, but it has not. I should also mention that I kept a clean piece of cardboard from the interior of the box that the mattress shipped in, and put this piece of cardboard under where our bodies go. It seems to have done the trick - and for free!
516
If the slats are closely placed it shouldn't be a problem-if they're more than a few inches apart I'd get a piece of plywood or other foundation to lay over them.
517
I'm not sure whether you can or not. I have mine on a box spring. My advice to you would be to call the company. They are very helpful.
518
My guess would be yes. The mattress weighs 86 lbs which is less than a normal mattress of the same size. I have seen on a memory foam mattress site that the slats should not be separated by more than 3 inches. If the slats are wider you could place a piece of plywood on top of the slats or provide more slats. Hope this helps.
519
Yes, this is the set up that I have with this mattress. You may wish to read my review of this mattress. I've not been satisfied.
520
no it needs a flat support like a foundation or even plywood base. i just bought a foundation for a mattress store. it worked perfect
521
We have ours over a piece of plywood which works well but i think wooden slats would be just fine if, as one of the reviewers said, they are fairly close together.
522
I was told that you could when I bought the box spring from Sleep Country. I was going to buy a platform bed with slats but decided not to be because the bed was to low.
523
We are using it with the Nordli bed from Ikea with the bottom of the line basic bed slats with no issues.
1938500
I suppose you could if you laid a piece of ply wood on the frame first. But I would not put just a queen mattress on this frame, I would only do that with a twin mattress.
1187047
We have this mattress on a wood platform frame not on a box spring. It is a really comfortable mattress.
571971
The mattress itself is very flexible, but I would recommend a platform frame instead of a box spring.
700567
I use this mattress on a platform bed. The foundation on my bed is wood. I love my mattress.
31137
You would not be able to use the box spring. The platform on the bed means that it is already high enough and strong enough to support the mattress. Adding a box spring would make the mattress way too high.
105298
I added my box spring for height, however the slats are close together I imagine that if the foam mattress is thick enough it would be fine.
621736
Yes you can. I have just a straight platform under it on my son's bed. Works great
258806
Yes can be used with slats and no bunkie board but you should have about 12-13 of them
411394
No. This bed has regular side rails and 3 cross slats. It is not a platform bed.
2175779
Not sure of the question - we bought platform beds that apparently had standard slats (if there is such a thing and the bed is great RJD
1214468
Yes it can be used on a platform with slats. It's thick and doesn't sink nor sag. I have my Brentwood on a metal platform with no box spring
1976008
Wood slats could certainly be used....we did, however use two twin box springs and it works great! Because the feet on the 9 legs are quite small, we bought square rubber pads to protect the carpet.
1057819
I don't see why not. My mattress lies directly on a wooden base which would be the same as a wooden floor and if feels perfectly comfortable.
749422
I would imagine it could be used with a platform bed. It has two metal pieces that extend off from the legs that bolts to the bed frame. So I would say yes to answer your question but I can't say for a fact as I have a standard queen sized bed on a normal frame.
770901
If you are putting this mattress on a traditional bed frame without supports, yes. If you're putting the mattress on a platform bed, which I believe is recommended practice for these types of mattress, no.
1566870
It appears to be designed for use with a metal bed frame. I think it would take some modification to use with a platform bed.